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If you are looking for legal representation in S Florida, please call 520-405-1688 where Neil has established an office again after 30 years of practicing trial law in S. Florida. Editor’s Note: For those who have given, up, moved on and don’t want to fight about it, the $2,000 check they are about to receive […]
For Legal Representation in South Florida call 520-405-1688. Neil Garfield has established an office there again, where he practiced for 30 years. Editor’s Notes: With the increase of over 37% over last year, S. Florida is becoming a hotbed of foreclosure activity just as some “old” foreclosure areas are rising and a lot of new […]
California Homeowner Bill of Rights W. Scott Shepard The California Homeowner Bill of Rights, which the California Senate and Assembly enacted on July 2, 2012, was very recently signed into law by the Governor on July 12, 2012 (“The Act”). These new foreclosure laws will not go into effect until January 1, 2013[1]. The Act resulted […]
GET A CONSULT WITH NEIL GARFIELD DENY AND DISCOVER!! INTERROGATORIES: FOLLOWING THE MONEY PLEASE!!! CONSULT WITH ATTORNEY LICENSED IN YOUR JURISDICTION OR THE JURISDICTION IN WHICH THE PROPERTY IS LOCATED BEFORE YOU ACT ON ANYTHING ON THIS BLOG. These need to tweaked to fit your case, but they are a decent first step at getting […]
GET A CONSULT WITH NEIL GARFIELD Here is an example of one of the procedural dirty tricks that these firms play and they say they “made a mistake” and apologize when they are caught, but it a threat to a hearing that you have already won, lurking so that you are not prepared to argue […]
CLICK HERE FOR CONSULTATION WITH NEIL “We can account for small to reasonable increases in values,” Mr. McKinnon said. “We cannot account for $20,000 jumps in a month.” Editor’s Comment: An amazing quote from someone who obviously is NOW stressing the fundamental elements of an appraisal, especially where there is a loan involved. During the […]
INTERESTING NUCLEAR OPTION: “A credit bid submitted by anyone, whether authorized or not, might well be an admission (or at least a question of fact allowing the homeowner to go forward in discovery) that the amount owed was far less than the amount demanded in the Notice of Default and demands for collection. The point […]
The REMICS are mirror images of the NINJA loans — no income, no assets, no job the borrower did not realize that the false appraisal and other deficiencies in underwriting had shifted the risk of loss to the homeowner and the investors Editor’s Notes: Our economy and the economic structure in other countries is stuck […]
You can consider this an open letter to Bar Associations across the country who are accrediting Seminars for CLE credits. From what I have seen (by attending by myself), listened to (ordering the CD or DVD), and heard from dozens of lawyers attending other seminars regarding foreclosure defense, there is only one point of view […]
WHERE ARE THE TRIALS? Editor’s Analysis: There are only two choices here: either the insurer knew that the loans were bad or was misled into thinking the loans were good. Or to be more specific, it knew that the mortgage BONDS were bad or it was misled into thinking the BONDS were as GOOD as […]


